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Students of Class 8 who attend lessons in Hungarian in our school as well, celebrated the end of school in a traditional way. Wearing black and white clothes, with a small bag on their shoulders, they walked along the street singing a traditional farewell song. After that, they prepared a suitable programme for their parents, family, teachers and friends.
This custom, called 'ballagás' in Hungarian, dates back to the 19th century. In the bag that the students carry on their shoulders, there are always the same things: a little bit of soil, a small pencil, a small change, a quote, a little wine and a pastry.

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Vrbica is a children's holiday celebrated on Saturday before Orthodox Easter. On this day mothers dress their children smartly and take them to church. Each child usually wears a 3-coloured (red, white and blue) thin band with a small bell round their neck. The very name of the holiday - Vrbica comes from a Serbian word 'vrba', meaning 'willow.' People put small branches from this tree next to their family icon.

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In Serbia, Christmas Eve is on 6 January and Christmas Day is on 7 January.
On Christmas Eve, families gather together and fast. Children go from house to house, say chants and get a treat. There are sometimes large bonfires outside churches.
It is believed that the first person who enters the house on Christmas Day will bring good luck to the family.
At Christmas, a special kind of bread is eaten. It's round, with a coin hidden in it. Whoever gets the coin will be very lucky that year.
People greet each other with 'Hristos se rodi' (Christ is born) and 'Vaistinu se rodi' (Truly born).

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November is the month when long-eared owls come to Kikinda, Serbia, to spend the winter. What's more, Kikinda's been the world's largest winter roost site of long-eared owls for the past several years.

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Every year in the second week of October, people in Kikinda, Serbia, celebrate the Pumpkin Days. The festival lasts four days.

A  lot of people come to see the contest for the largest pumpkin. They can also taste delicious pumpkin pies. Children dress up in costumes and put on masks and then walk in a parade around the town.

In the centre of the town there is a small fair where children can buy sweets and toys.

The festival is very big. Everyone can enjoy the music all day long.

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On the first Saturday in September there is a great children's festival in Kikinda. It celebrates mammoth Kika`s birthday. During the festival children make birthday cards for Kika, take photos with her, dig up bones, watch 3D film about Kika and play different mammoth games. Mammoth Fest is a fantastic festival.

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